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 TORONTO 鈥?The decisions of several top-tier universities to make COVID-19 vaccination a requirement to return to campus is putting added pressure on holdouts to follow suit, with some professors hoping the moves signal a sea change in higher-education pandemic protocols.At least five of the Ontario schools calling for jabs are members of the U15 group of major Canadian research universities 鈥?University of Toronto, University of Ottawa, Western University in London, Queen   University in Kingston and University of Waterloo.Toronto   Ryerson University, University of Windsor and Waterloo-based Wilfrid Laurier University joined the tide Friday, while Carleton University in Ottawa, University of Guelph, Ontario Tech University in Oshawa, Ont., and Brock University in St. Catharines, Ont., stanley water bottle  also issued immunization mandates Thursday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley cups uk                                    Outside Ontario, University of Saskatchewan 鈥?also a U15 school 鈥?announced Friday that proof of vaccination will be a prerequisite for in-person learning this semester.The president of University of British Columbia also voiced support for mandatory vaccination Friday, and said the school is in  gourde stanley talks with the provincial government about the issue.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Many academics applauded the long-called-for policy shift, while others have raised concerns that some schools ; protocols don ;t go far enough to Wsxn Halton reporting another new COVID-19 outbreak in Burlington
 Smiths Falls ; housing task force identified the old St. Francis school building as a potential site for an affordable housing project. St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church said  no  to moving forward with a feasibility study that would have explored the viability of the project.The church took over ownership of the old school building last year following its closure in 2018.Before a feasibility study could be conducted, the church decided to move forward with its original plan to demolish the building to make room for around 80 to 90 parking spots.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This decision to demolish the old school had been made thro stanley cup ugh a parish vote in the summer of 2019, before the church was approached about the potential for the affordable housing project that was brought forward in early 2020.Fr. Rod McNeil, the priest at St. Francis de Sales Parish, said the aging population of  stanley cup the parish is driving the need for close, accessible parking at the church 鈥?pointing out that most of the 350 or so who attend weekend masses  prior to COVID  drive to the church.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  If we lose our parking, basically down the road we lose our parish,  he said. McNeil said the proposal for the affordable housing project would not have provided the church with adequate parking.He said that in exchange for the building and the stanley mug  property, the town was offering the church street p

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 Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for most of the province as there is potential for heavy rainfall Wednesday and Thursday.On its website, the weather agency said there could be聽torrential downpours, giving rainfall rates of 20 to 40 mm per hour at times, with stanley quencher  even localized rainfall totals possibly well in excess of 50 mm. Heavy rainfall associated with the remnants of hurricane Beryl may affect portions of southern Ontario beginning Tuesday night or Wednesday, and may persist into Thursday,  the agency said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley website                      The weather statement is for most of Ontario, including Peterborough, Waterloo, Niagara, Innisfil, Blue Mountains, Bracebridge, Halton, London and York Region.On July 1, Beryl made landfall in Grenada as a high-end Category 4 hurricane, causing extensive damage and killing at least 10 people. Now in Texas and downgraded to a tropical storm, Beryl   weather is expected to reach Ontario next.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Although confidence in the exact track of the weather system is low, these types of systems in the past have given very high rainfall rates in torrential downpours,  Environment Canada said.Rainfall warnings may be issued as confidence in the track of the system increases, the weather watcher said.               ARTICLE stanley botella  CONTINUES BELOW                                        If you are concerned about flooding, pleas

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 Edie stanley flask  Andrews received a letter that turned her into an advocate for tree preservation.The Jordanry Boulevard resident recently received a letter from the Town of Newmarket, along with her neighbours, advising them the developer Criterion Development Corp., which owns the triangular property on the west side of Yonge Street north of the Mulock Farm, would be removing some of the mature trees right behind their homes. In the short term this means the green buffer behind us and the noise, dust and pollution of the Yonge Street transit construction is gone for no good reason it seems,  she said, adding that the town has confirmed the land is not for sale stanley quencher  nor is there an application for development.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The letter from the town indicates the woodlot on the south side of the property is protected but the owner is f stanley water bottle ree to remove the remainder of the trees in preparation of future development. In the longer term, we are still hopeful we can convince the town to acquire the land and develop it along with the Mulock Farm,  she added.  I have started a petition to that effect.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 To Andrews, it makes no sense to allow the removal of mature trees when the town has been working for years to maintain and increase the urban tree canopy within its borders.She attended a recent council meeting to share her views with elected officials.               ARTICLE CON Nnjn New COVID-19 outbreak in Halton Hills under investigation
 NAME: Alice Anne LeMayOCCUPATION:聽RetiredADDRESS/WARD: HCDSB Trustee Oakville Wards 1, 2  3               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        CONTACT INFORMATION: Email 鈥?alicelemay13@gmailPOSITION YOU ARE RUNNING FOR: Halton Catholic District School Board trustee        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 PREVIOUS POLITICAL EXPERIENCE: I was a former school board trustee for over two decades.聽WHY HAVE YOU DECIDED TO RUN  I worked very hard for the children and familie stanley cup s of HCDSB, earning the respect of staff, parents, students, media and stanley taza  MPPs. Would love to continue this journey.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        WHAT ARE YOUR TOP THREE ISSUES  1  putting children and families first.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽2  the integrity of the board聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 3  making sure all understand the role of a trusteeIF ELECTED, WHAT DO YOU PLAN TO ACCOMPLISH IN YOUR FIRST 100 DAYS  No answer providedHOW WILL YOU EMBRACE AND CHAMPION DIVERSITY IN THIS ROLE  Diversity is a huge topic. Basically every child must feel welcomed and loved no matter th stanley kubek eir background or abilities. Being a trustee is a vocation and the role is never taken lightly.

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 OTTAWA 鈥?What happens if Canada   minority Liberal government is defeated this fall and Elections Canada concludes it can ;t safely conduct an election because a second wave of the deadly coronavirus is sweeping the country That worst-case scenario was on the minds of some federal politicians as they watched New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs pull the plug Monday on his minority Conservative government, becoming the first jurisdiction in Canada to send voters to the polls in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.New Brunswick   example will doubtless offer some lessons on how to conduct an election safely.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It may also embolden other federal opposition parties to join the Bloc Quebecois in its determination to bring down Justin Trudeau   government at the first opportunity. That opportunity will arise sooner than expected with the  stanley website prime minister   announcement Tuesday that Parliament is being prorogued and will return Sept. 23 with a throne speech. A vote on the speech will be a test of conf stanley thermos idence in the government.For that matter, Higgs ; example may embolden Trudeau to pull the plug himself.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 And it has NDP democratic reform critic Daniel Blaikie appealing to his counterparts in other federal parties to b stanley nz egin discussing now how best to safely conduct a federal election during the pandemic rather than sleepwa Menc Wednesday wind gusts leave mark in Georgetown
 Allan Phillips never expected to be homeless.He grew up in a good family, worked for 36 years in a chocolate factory and had his own apartment. Hes a father to a young woman whom he cherishes and has high hopes for.But he struggles with alcohol.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At 60 years old, hes one of five people living outside of Pickering City Hall 鈥?the number of which has increa stanley deutschland sed from one over the summer. Its his second time on the streets in the past c stanley kubek ouple of years. After being laid off from his longtime job and bein stanley cup g unable to find work, Phillips lived on Whitby   streets before living in a shelter, and eventually with his sister   family in Pickering. I lived with them for nine months,  Phillips said, tearful.  Im a recovering alcoholic and I relapsed when I was there. I left. I was so ashamed of myself. It was horrible. I dont know why I did it. Ive been beating myself up over it now.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Phillips said people in Pickering are kind and generous. If youre in Pickering, people are amazing,  he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Darlene Walker, who has been helping the homeless with money from her own pocket for six years, recently started a program at the gazebo in Esplanade Park.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              I cant say enough about her, 822

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 Heading to the beach  Youll want to stay out of the water at Prospect Park as of Aug. 10 at 5 p.m. stanley mugs  Here   the latest beach water quality report from Halton Region Public Health:Beachway Beach in Burlington  1094 Lakeshore Road  tested safe for swimming on August 9Brant Street Beach in Burlington  Lakeshore Road and Brant Street  tested safe for swimming on August 9               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Bronte Beach Park Beach in Oakville  Lakeshore Road and Bronte Road  tested safe for swimming on August 9Coronation Park East Beach in Oakville  1426 Lakeshore Road West  tested safe for swimming on August 9        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Coronation Park West Beach in Oakville  1426 Lakeshore Road West  tested safe for swimming on August 9Kelso Conservation Area Beach in Milton  5234 Kelso Road  tested safe for swimming on August 9               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                      stanley tumbler    Prospect Park Beach in Acton  30 Park Avenue  tested unsafe for swimming on August 2                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              South Shell Park Beach in Oakville  3376 Lakeshore Road West  tested safe for swimming on August 9Up for a d stanley fr ay trip  Find the latest reports for beaches outside Halton Cndl Major damage   : Large power outage in Burlington Monday impacting more than 8,000 residents and businesses
 The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry says its bear reporting hotline is now open.That means, if you stanley uk  see a bear roaming in your neighbourhood, you should call to report it. If the bear poses an immediate threat or exhibits threatening or aggressive behaviour, you should call 911 or your local police.The ministry adds that black bears will begin emerging out of hibernation early stanley spain  this year due to an unseasonably warm winter and recent rains, which have the potential to flood bears out of dens.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Typically, bears come out of hibernation early to mid-April in central Ontario, and mid-April to early May in northern Ontario.The ministry says between Dec. 15 and March 1, it received 18 reported occurrences of bear sightings. The five-year average for that time frame is 12.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The ministry and Ontario Provincial Police are stanley kubek  asking people to exercise caution as there is little natural food for bears at this time of year, which will lead them to search for other food sources such as garbage and bird feed.Tips from the ministry               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Store garbage in waste containers with tight-fitting lids  indoors if possible .                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?Wait until pickup day to put out garbage.鈥?Take away bird feeders for

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 Halton Regional Police Service has located 63-year-old Susan Currie, who was missing in rural Halton Hills this stanley becher  morning.Police announced the woman w stanley kubek as missing around 9:40 am. on Oct. 3, and said she was last seen entering a corn field near 2nd Line Nassagaweya, south of 25 Side Road.With the help of the pubic, Currie has been located safely, police said.      stanley water jug           ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Spcl Canopy Growth faces margin pressures
 A Georgetown woman is speaking out about the theft of her locked car in the hopes of preventing similar crimes in the community.Terri Oliver says her Lexus RX 350 F-Sport vanished from her driveway in the south end overnight on July 21, despite the fact that she always makes sure the doors are locked before heading to bed. It was very surreal,  she said.  The next morning I was about to log onto a conference call, and I look out the window and my cars not there. The last thing I thought was that its stolen.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Oliver isnt alone. She said shes been in touch with another Georgetown woman who had her car stolen the same night.A video recently released by Halton Police reveals  stanley france theres been a  staggering increase  of whats known as relay and reprogramming thefts of high-end vehicles in the region, with the majority occurring after midnight in residential driveways. The stanley cup spain se vehicles are reportedly in high demand and are often shipped overseas.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The Halton Regional Police Service has committed a large amount of resources to this issue,  said Halton police media relations officer Const. Ryan Anderso stanley becher n, noting that three individuals were arrested in relation to the thefts聽earlier in July.  Investigators have made these thefts a priority.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police said they believe the suspect s

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 Hamiltons photo radar speed enforcement pilot project will issue a ticket even if the vehicle is going one kilometre over the posted 30 km or 40 km/h speed limit in community safety zones, say officials. Speeding is speeding,  said Edward Soldo, director of transportation operations.  If you are going over the speed limit you will eventually be ticketed in that location. There is no purpose in setting a speed limit of 40 km/h if you are allowing people to go through these locations at 50 km/h. Even though a few councillors were concerned about the city not providing a  grace  speed for motorists, they approved the introduction of the one-year automatic speed enforcement program to be used in designated school zones  stanley cup and community safety zones starting this year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I have trouble with that,  said Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.  We want to slow people down. We have reduced the speed limit. I know Im going to get complaints on this. Soldo said Toronto introduced a similar program in July with 50 automatic speed enforcement cameras and takes a zero-tolerance approach to speeding. Hamilton, he said, will follow its lead.        ARTICLE CONTINUES B cups stanley ELOW                                 Soldo said 12 locations have been identified throughout the city where the two enforcement cameras will be rotating among the sites. The cameras will be located along a stretch  stanley sverige of the road for 90 days and then moved to a different locati Yvzw Stoney Creekers find ways to keep active during pandemic
 Halton regional police Deputy Chief Nishan  Nish  Duraiappah is among a short list of candidates to become the next chief of police in Peel region, according to multiple sources close to the Peel Regional Police Services Board.Duraiappah, a native of Sri Lanka who has been with Halton police since 1995, applied for and was interviewed for the position of Peel   top cop recently 鈥?along with Peel interim Chief Chris McCord and Peel Deputy Chief Marc Andrews 鈥?acco stanley cup rding to the sources who agreed to speak with Inside Halton on condition of anonymity.Among the 10 people who applied, the f stanley cups uk ront-runners are still believed to be the internal candidates, one source said, but added that could change during the ne stanley drinking cup xt round of evaluations.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The search for a new chief began after Jennifer Evans surprise retirement announcement last fall.The police board 鈥?the body tasked with picking the next top cop 鈥?announced in late December that then deputy chief Chris McCord had been appointed interim police chief, to fill in until the hiring process has wrapped up and a replacement has been chosen.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Robert Serpe, executive director of the Peel police board, would neither confirm nor deny on Tuesday, July 30 that Duraiappah, McCord and Andrews have been shortlisted as candidates. The Peel Police Services Board launched its process to find a new full-time chie

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 Update, Feb. 5, 2022 at 9:38 a.m.: OPP East Region tweeted on the evening of Feb. 4, the missing man from the Arnprior has been located.The adult male missing person from Arnprior area was located. Thank you for the assistance from the public ^tc鈥?OPP East Region  @OPP_ER  February 5, 2022OPP tweeted at about 4 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 3, that they are looking for a missing man last seen in Arnprior.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Benjamin Glynn, 32, i stanley website s described as six feet tall with a slim build and dark hair. He was last seen wearing a brown jacket, black pyjama pants, and a grey striped shirt.聽      He was last seen today  Feb. 3  at the Arnprior hospital.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                       stanley bottles            If you have had a stanley cup price ny contact with Benjamin, or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122.pic.twitter/M9lje1R7wR鈥?OPP East Region  @OPP_ER  February 3, 2022 Nnoi Ontario reports 1,184 new COVID-19 cases
 Election day is Monday, Sept. 20. Be sure to get out anytime between 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. and vote. To help you, here   all you need to know about going to the polls in Halton Hills.Here is a little bit about the riding and the  water bottle stanley candidates running: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10465303-riding-profile-wellington-halton-hills/Where do I vote                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Your postal code is required to identify the polling station location. Please enter your postal code and hit GO and then click on Where do I vote: https://elections.ca/home.aspx      What do I need to vote         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW       stanley termohrnek                            To vote in the federal election you have to prove your identity and address. There are three ways to do this: https://elections.ca/content2.aspx section=iddocument=indexlang=e聽            stanley cup     ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 A stanley cup ctons Barbara Metelka is a million dollars richer following a LOTTO 6/49 big win in the Good Ball Draw on May 24. I always hoped to win big,  said Metelka, whos enjoyed playing LOTTO 6/49 and LOTTO MAX for several years.  I spare a few dollars on tickets each week. The retiree discovered she won when she received an email from OLG.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I had trouble believing it was real, Metelka said, while at the OLG Prize Centre in Toronto to pick up her winnings. When she logged into her OLG.ca account she realized she was in fact a winner.      When revealing the news to her family, the 71-year-old said,  they were skeptical at first, but they were so happy for me.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Metelka hasnt made any major plans for her winnings just yet, but shes considering planning a vacation. I dont know how to put i termo stanley t into words. Im very relieved, but it still hasnt fully set in,  she concluded.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley trinkflaschen                                     The winning ticket was purchased on OLG.ca. Feud Quebec to permit public gatherings up to 250 people
 A second surprise rate-cut this month from Canadas central bank, has mortgage experts reluctant to predict what is in store for consumers, who are reeling stanley kubek  from lost income in the COVID-19 pandemic.The Bank of Canadas decision to lower its key rate to 0.25 per cent was primarily aimed at easing the economic shocks of virus containment a stanley thermos nd plunging oil prices 鈥?but its effect on mortgage rates is downright confusing.Paul Taylor, CEO of Mortgage Professionals of Canada, says there could be a slight reduction in mortgage rates but it may not occur immediately because the banks margins on mortgages are already thin and investors are demanding such rates of return, there isnt enough money to go around.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         So consumers may not see an immediate pass-through of the rate reduction that occurred today,  said Taylor. If the market remains turbulent, they may not see any of it.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Since last week, some mortgage and commercial lending rates have actually risen.It usually takes about three business days for the banks and major lenders to announce whether they will move their rates in response to the Bank of Canadas, said James Laird, founder of mortgage site Ratehub and president of CanWise Financial.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A stanley cups uk round March 17, the best fixed rates being offered by most lenders were between

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 The latest coronavirus news from  starbucks stanley cup Canada and around the world Thursday. This file is no longer u stanley mugs pdating. Click here to read the latest coverage. Web links to longer stories if available.5 p.m. Ontarios regional health units are reporting a total of 41,303 confirmed or probable cases of COVID-19, including 2,811 deaths, an increase of 114 new infections in 24 hours.The province-wide case growth was dominated by increases in three health units Friday: There were 26 new reported infections in Ottawa, 21 in Windsor-Essex, and 20 in Toronto.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Still, July is ending with the province at its lowest rate of new infections since well before the pandemic first peaked in Ontario in the spring 鈥?at 116 cases per day over the last seven days.Meanwhile, just two more fatal cases were reported, both in Toronto.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Stars count includes some patients reported as  probable  COVID-19 cases. This means they have symptoms and contacts or travel history that indicate they very likely have the disease, but have not yet received a positive lab t stanley cup est.The province cautions its separate data, published daily at 10:30 a.m., may be incomplete or out of date due to delays in the reporting system. In the event of a discrepancy,  data reported by  the health units  should be considered the most up to date.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                              Yahb Here   s 8 ways crime in Halton changed during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020
 TORONTO 鈥?The Canada Pension Plan is overlooking its own rules that say its money cannot be used for political ends, says an environmental group.John Bennett of Friends of the Earth says Crestone Peak Resources 鈥?a Colorado-based company wholly owned by the plan 鈥?should refund the more than $600,000 it has donated to industry-friendly political candidates and lobbyists.Everybody who   got a job is putting money into that plan, Bennett said Monda vaso stanley y. We want our money back.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Crestone Peak was formed when Canadian energy giant Encana  now Ovintiv  sold off U.S. assets. It is 95 per cent held by the Canada Pension Plan and the CPP has a member on Crestone   five-seat board.Privately held, Crestone Peak is not subject to disclosure rules that govern publicly trad stanley cup ed companies.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The code of conduct for CPP directors says: Because of our public mandate, we must avoid any appearance of  the CPP investment board  favoring or disapproving of a particular political group, candidate, or political position.Colorado public records show Crestone has done just that.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It has given more than $300,000 to the Senate Maj stanley cup ority Fund, explicitly aimed at restoring a Republican majority to the Colorado senate. It has donated $200,000 to B

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 The commanding officer of the Canadian Forces Lorne Scots  stanley cup  Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment  has announced the sudden death of one of their own.In a Facebook post on May 18, Lt.-Col. Robert Fraser stated that Pte. Connor James Beck, 19, of Brampton died Thursday, May 12 following a training exercise. Pte. Connor James Beck was conducting a rucksack march during routine unit training, and after having almost completed the march, he started feeling unwell and subsequently collapsed,  said Fraser.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         He was rushed to Brampton Civic Hospital with members of his chain of command and his parents arrived shortly after. Despite the incredible effort of the hospital staff administering life-saving measures for nearly an hour, Pte. Beck passed away on 12 May 2022. An obituary posted on the Meadowvale Funeral Centre website says Becks cause of death is unknown at this time.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The teen was an active army reservist and had been serving with the Lorne Scots si stanley website nce 2020.He graduated from Bramptons Heart Lake Secondary School in 2020 and was a student at Humber College, where he was completing a police foundation certification, with plans to pursue a career in policing or border services, his obituary reads.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Pte. Co stanley thermobecher nnor Beck was a good kid, a very good kid, not yet fully trained b Urpc Ontario keeps capacity limits on night clubs, wedding venues
 If an employee at a store or restaurant you recently visited tests positive for COVID-19, would you want to know  Perhaps. But do you have a right to know Public health experts are divided.Guidelines for businesses by Toronto Public Health and Public Health Ontario recommend various steps after a positive case, including cleaning, but neither require businesses to publicly disclose them.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Public notification is generally not required unless persons who may have been exposed while at the workplace cannot be identified or contacted in a timely manner,  Vinita Dubey, Torontos associate medical officer of health and spokesperson for Toronto Public Health, said in an email.Dubey said the agency may decide to close  stanley france a business after a positive case to ensure mandatory COVID-19 safety measures are implemented.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In an email, a spokesperson for Public Health Ontario said if an employer believes an employee  stanley cup becher has been exposed, they  stanley cup are only required to report it to their local public health unit.Nevertheless, some businesses have chosen to inform the public of COVID-19 cases in their establishments, and even to temporarily close for deep cleaning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Grocery giant Loblaws, for example, communicates all employee COVID-19 cases in its stores on its website.                ARTICLE C

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 The April 8 total solar eclipse will be an incredible and memorable phenomenon for adults and kids, but it is important to consider safety when watching.Looking directly at the sun without viewers can damage your eyes. Only during totality, when the sun is completely obstructed, can folks look without protective glasses. Also, not everywhere in the area will be in the path of totality.Here   what you need to do to enjoy the eclipse safely:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Make sure your solar glasses are legitimate:Just because solar viewers have an ISO number, it doesnt necessarily mean youre going to trust them on your kids eyes. Organizations are warning that in the days leading up to the 2017 eclipse, online sellers like Amazon were flooded with  counterfeit  glasses. Find list of legitimate retailers on the American Astronomical Society website.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 You should have your glasses and try them out long before e stanley termoska cl stanley water jug ipse day. While it is not possible for people to test the safety of protective eyewear at home, real solar viewers that meet the ISO 12312-2 safety standard will stop nearly all light from getting in, meaning they will look opaque. If you are wearing them in your home, you should be able to see almost nothing except the faintest light from the brightest light bulbs.Looking at the sun through solar viewers it will look like an orange circle su stanley mugg rrounded by a fuz Plik Neskantaga residents begin returning home
 Canadas total medal count stayed at 17 after Day 10 of the Paris Olympics.No medals were won by Canadians on Monday, although Alysha Newman  women   pole vault  and Jean-Simon Desgagn茅s  men   3,000-metre steeplechase  advanced to their respective finals.Other highlights               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Canadas womens 3脳3 basketball team finished in fourth place in their first Olympic appearance.Reigning men   200-metre Olympic champion Andre De Grasse advance to the semif stanley cupe inals with a second-place finish in his qualifying heat.Melissa Humana-Paredes and Brandie Wilkerson advanced to the womens beach volleyball quarterfinals with a straight sets win over Taryn Kloth and Kristen Nuss of the United States.Medal count        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Canadas medal count vaso stanley  after Day 10 was:Gold: FiveSilver: FourBronze: EightTotal: 17               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Heres the medal count for the top four countries after Day 10. Canada is in ninth place overall:                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              U.S.: 20 gold, 3 stanley quencher 8 silver, 28 bronze, 78 totalChina: 21 gold, 18 silver, 14 bronze, 53 totalFrance: 12 gold, 16 silver, 19 bronze, 47 totalGreat Britain: 12 gold, 13 silver, 17 bronze, 42 total

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 Cannabis topicals just became legal in Canada in October, but that hasn ;t stopped two local entrepreneurs from selling their weed-inspired pain and skin salves legally for months. Ashley Short and Tijen Yalchin 鈥?partners in business and life for more than a decade 鈥?have spent the past year building a devoted clientele willing to buy the herbal mixtures without cannabis and add their own at home.We weren ;t anticipating it to do so well, we just wanted to  stanley water jug train our customers and introduce people to our product, Yalchin, 36, told The Spectator.Now, the Stoney Creek-based home business is making between $5,000 and $8,000 per month in sales, and interviewing licensed cannabis producers  LPs  to partner on producing versions with weed inside.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   been a big year for the pair, who will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their alternative health practice Earth Kisses Sky with a private party at  stanley water bottle the Hamilton Club on Nov. 7. Short, 35, is a holistic nutritionist and clinical herbalist, and Yalchin is a registered massage therapist and acupuncturist. They began making the salves to use in their clinical practice.When Short was diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2010 鈥?an i starbucks stanley cup llness that eventually led to a complete knee replacement 鈥?she started adding cannabis to her homemade ointments in search of more effective pain relief. She found it very effective at treating pain 鈥?a finding b Zfph Halton Hills residents could be raising backyard chickens by next spring
 Plans to develop some of Mississaugas last open lands are moving ahead.Developer Mattamy Limited is proposing a three-storey 119-townhouse development in the citys Ninth Line lands, south of Erin Centre Boulevard, near the Town of Milton boundary. Those lands contain the citys last greenfield areas, which have been stanley quencher  used for agriculture previously.A second phase of the development is planned to have 45 more units, bringing the projects total anticipated population to 440, according a planning analysis by Mississauga city staff.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley cup                                    If built, the development would be south of a city-owned woodlot and the future home of the Churchill Meadows Community Centre and Park, which is scheduled to be open by the end of 2020.      The development would be neighbours with largely residential area on the east side of Ninth Line and Hwy. 407 to the west and would require the subject lands to be rezoned.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Mississauga planning staff have yet to make a recommendation on whether to approve Phase 1 of the proposal. In a report, city staff said the development has a number of issues to be resolved including a provision of affordable housing.The city has requested that the development have at least seven afforda stanley cup ble housing units.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The proposal is one of 11 development applications in proces

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Canada   international trade minister opened a day-long gathering in Ottawa on the future of the World Trade Organization by saying no one country is the cause of 鈥?or holds the solution to 鈥?the trade body   woes.Jim Carr says the world   trade referee needs a revamp to make sure people still have confidence that trade is fair.Reforms have been largely elusive for the 24-year-old WTO, but hostile rhetoric towards the organization from U.S. President Donald Trump 鈥?whose country wasn ;t invited to today   gathering 鈥?is giving the meeting added urgency.               AR stanley thermobecher TICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The 13 members in attendance are looking at safeguarding and strengthening the dispute settlement system, improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the WTO monitoring function and modernizing trade rules for the 21st century.The problems facing the multilateral trading system were not created by any one WTO member,Carr said in his opening remarks.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley mugs                    They are not new and they cannot be solved by any one member.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau   office says he spoke with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe this morning about the WTO meeting, noting the two leaders rea stanley cup ffirmed their continued commitment to free trade.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Trudeau reiterated the issue in Detp Warming weather to increase Sierra snowmelt, flooding risk
 A man found with cocaine, heroin, a switch blade and $900 in cash during a roadside stop in 2017 was acquitted because a Barrie police officer did not tell him why he was detained or immediately advise him of his right to contact a lawyer.In a written decision, Ontario Superior Court Justice Cary Boswell excluded the incriminating evidence because police violated Robert Cave   constitutional rights.In November 2017, Const. Jason Breedon was acting on information passed along by an OPP officer whose confidential informant told him a black man suspected of drug trafficking would be in a green pickup truck in a certain location.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When Breedon spotted the truck, he pulled it over for speeding through a yellow light on Mapleview Avenue and asked the passenger, who he only knew by the nickname Chris, to get out of the vehicle.As Cave got out of the truck, a spring-loaded knife allegedly fell onto the seat. Breedon immediately grabbed Caves wrist, handcuffed him and charged him with carrying a prohibited weapon.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 After learning Caves name, a police check reportedly showed he was considered armed and dangerous, but Boswell found that curio stanley puodelis us since Cave had no criminal record and no outstanding charges.Breedon testified in a three-da stanley cup y trial that he and ano stanley romania ther officer strip-searched Cave on the side of the road by p